Born: Oct. 13, 1854 - New York City, New York, USA
Died: Jun. 1, 1915 - New York City, New York, USA
Educated at the Sheffield Scientific School at Yale, Gregory went to Paris in 1876 to study art. In 1880, he exhibited his first works and during the remainder of the 1880's made a living painting portraits of prominent people. From 1890, he spent more of his time writing. An excellent essayist, he contributed to the New York Post as "An Idler". These essays were collectively published in Worldly Ways and Byways in 1898. The Ways of Men followed in 1900.
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Worldly Ways and Byways
American Society in Italy
Bohemia
Changing Paris
Charm
The Climber
A Common Weakness
The Complacency of Mediocrity
A Conquest of Europe
Contentment
Contrasted Travelling
The Discontent of Talent
An English Invasion of the Riviera
A False Start
The Faubourg of St. Germain
The Grand Prix
A Holy Land
Husks
An Ideal Hostess
The Introducer
Introspection
The Last of the Dandies
"Like Master Like Man."
Living on Your Friends
Men's Manners
The Moth and the Star
A Nation on the Wing
The Newport of the Past
Our Elite and Public Life
The Outer and the Inner Woman
A Question and an Answer
A Race of Slaves
A Rock Ahead
Royalty At Play
"Seven Ages" of Furniture
Slouch
The Small Summer Hotel
Social Exiles
Social Suggestion
On Some Gilded Misalliances
"The Treadmill."
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